Clinical Application of Wild Ginseng

Wild ginseng is actually a type of ginseng. It is widely used in clinical practice and can effectively improve the patient's disease resistance. For example, for critically ill patients after rescue, ginseng can replenish vitality and accelerate wound healing. It is especially suitable for people with impaired cardiovascular function, and for people with weak spleen, stomach and kidney, proper use of ginseng can nourish the spleen and strengthen the stomach.

1. First aid.

Ginseng can greatly replenish vital energy, improve the patient's disease resistance, help the patient overcome critical conditions, and increase the chances of further rescue. It is suitable for rescuing critically ill patients, especially those with cardiovascular dysfunction caused by various reasons, manifested by symptoms of qi collapse such as deep, weak pulse, cold limbs, spontaneous sweating, etc.

Large doses of ginseng (0.3 to 1 liang) can be decocted or stewed for emergency treatment of cardiogenic shock or other patients in extremely critical condition; ginseng and aconite combined can be used to treat yang loss and collapse.

2. Cardiovascular system diseases

Ginseng has a regulating effect on abnormal blood pressure, and can treat cardiovascular diseases such as hypertension, myocardial malnutrition, coronary artery sclerosis, angina pectoris, and relieve various discomfort symptoms. Ginseng can have different effects when taken in different doses: small doses can increase blood pressure, while large doses can lower blood pressure.

Ginseng can improve the heart's contraction ability and frequency, excite the heart, speed up blood flow, promote metabolism in the body, and then adjust the body's nutritional status, slow down physical decline, and enhance resistance.

Ginsenosides can activate phospholipase water and promote the biosynthesis of phospholipids, thereby preventing atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries and aorta. Ginseng has a certain therapeutic effect on various heart diseases (coronary heart disease, angina pectoris, myocardial malnutrition, etc.) and anemia.

3. Diseases of the stomach, spleen, kidney and liver

Used for weak spleen and stomach. According to previous experience, the main function of ginseng is to nourish the spleen and strengthen the stomach. Therefore, ginseng is an important medicine for treating digestive system diseases (such as hepatitis, chronic gastritis, ulcer disease, etc.) and other causes of upper abdominal distension, loss of appetite, diarrhea, vomiting and other symptoms of spleen and stomach weakness. It is often combined with Atractylodes macrocephala and Poria cocos, such as Yiqi Decoction, which is especially suitable for patients with physical weakness after illness, weak spleen and stomach, and poor digestion and absorption function, and can accelerate the recovery of vitality.

By understanding these clinical applications of ginseng, we know that ginseng is the best choice whether it is for the treatment and prevention of cardiovascular diseases or for regulating our spleen, stomach and kidney health problems. At the same time, ginseng can better protect our body and avoid the influence and harm of these various spleen and stomach diseases.